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Topic 4 - Extracting Metals and Equilibria

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Metals reactivity can be determined by their reactions with

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Acids, water, salt solution

#2
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A metal is more reactive if

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It loses its outer elctrons easier

#3
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Metals reaction with acids

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They fizz, and the more reactive metals fizz more vigorously and the reaction goes faster. Hydrogen is the gas formed. The amount of hydrogen can be tested usign the burning splint test, so the loudy the squeaky pop the more hydrogen.

#4
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Metals reaction with water

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Metal+water –> metal hydroxide + hydrogen

#5
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Meatls that react vigorously with water

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Very reactive metals like potassium, sodium, lithium and calcium

#6
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Meatls that dont react with water but react with steam

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Less reactive metals like magnesium, zinc and iron

#7
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Metal that doesnt react with water or steam

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Copper, silver, gold

#8
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Determining the reactvity of metals using slat solutions is called

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Displacement reactions

#9
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Dispalcement reactiosn are

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Redox reactions because both oxidation and reduction happen

#10
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Oxidation is

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The loss of electrons and the gain fo oxygen

#11
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Reduction is

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The gain in electrons and the loss of oxygen

#12
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In dispalcement reactions, a metal is reacted with

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A metal salt solution

#13
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What occurs duirng displacement reactions

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If the metal is more reactive than the metal in solution, it replaces it. If not then nothing happens

#14
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In displacement reactions which metal loses and gains electrons

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The less reactive metal gaisn electrons(reduction) and the more reactive metal loses elctrons(oxidation)

#15
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The reactivity series ordered most to least

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Potassium, sodium, calcium, magnesium, aluminium, carbon, zinc, iron, hydrogen, copper, silver, gold

#16
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The most reactive metals more easily become

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Cations(positive ions) by losing electrons

#17
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Metals found in ores are

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More reactive so arent foudn pure

#18
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Metals found in their pure state

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Are less reactive so stay in their element

#19
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A metal ore is

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A rock that contains enough metal to make it economcially worthwile to extract

#20
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The extraction of metal from ores involves

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Reduction with carbon

#21
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Reduction of carbon for ores process

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Carbon and the ore is heated and it reacts, so that the carbon replaces the less reactive metal in the compound, leaving the metal on its own.

#22
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It is called reduction with carbon because

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Most ores are oxides of the metal, and reduction is the loss of oxygen

#23
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To be extracted using carbon reduction, the metal must be

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Below it in the reactivity series

#24
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If a metal is more reactive than carbon it needs to be extracted by

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Electrolysis